All you need to know about AILET 2021

NLU (National Law University) will conduct the All India Law Entrance Test for the next year. Acing the Law Entrance in Delhi means direct entry into UG, PG, and Doctorate Courses. The Law Entrance in Delhi will be conducted in the first week of May 2021. 

The institute is one of the prestigious law schools in India and accepts the application through the law entrance in Delhi. This would be a pen-paper mode test of 90 minutes and tests candidate's language, reasoning, mathematical skills along with general Knowledge.  

 

As the exam is a gateway to NLU and other top law schools thus, without a professional Law Coaching in Delhi the exam would remain a dream for many aspirants out there. If you are wondering about the full information regarding AILET 2021 then you are landed to the perfect spot. This blog of the leading Law Coaching in Delhi fetches you the same. 

Important Highlights related to AILET 2021

Entrance Name	All India Law Entrance Test
Conducting Authority	National Law University, Delhi
Level of the Exam	University level exam
Application Mode	Online
Exam Mode	Offline (Pen-paper Mode)

Important Dates related to AILET 2021

Here is the tentative schedule for AILET 2021 since the official notification is yet to be released.

Important Events	Important Dates (Tentative)
AILET 2021 official Notification	January 2021
Registration commences	1st week of January 2021
Deadline to fill the application form	1st week of April 2021
Admit card releases	4th Week of April 2021
AILET 2021 Exam Date	1st week of 2021
AILET 202 Result Declaration	May and July 2021

AILET Exam Pattern 2021

The exam will consist of objective type questions from the following sections:

Section Name	Total Number of Questions
General Awareness	35
Legal Aptitude	35
English	35
Logical Reasoning	35
Mathematics	10
Total	150

Important pointers of exam pattern

NLU Design different exam patterns for each of the courses offered. Since the official notification is yet to be declared for the sake of reference we provided the exam pattern which is witnessed over the years. 

 

1.        Exam Mode- The exam would be conducted in offline mode i.e. Pen-paper based test.

2.        Medium-  The question would be in the English Language.

3.        Time Duration- The candidates would be given 90 minutes to complete the exam. 

4.         Type of Questions-  The multiple Choice questions will be asked in the paper.

5.         Total number of Questions- There would be a total of 150 questions in the paper. 

6.          Marking Scheme- Each correct the answer will be given 1 mark. 

7.         Negative Marking-  0.25 marks would be deducted for each incorrect response  

Syllabus for AILET 2021

The following are some topics from which questions will be asked to the aspirants:

1. Analytical Abilities-  This section questions from topics like logical reasoning, number system, profit and loss, probability, Venn diagrams, and other related subjects. 
2. 2.      English Language- This section will test your command over the English Language and includes topics like Unseen passages, one-word substitute, Sentence and Word Correction, Spell Checks, Grammar, Comprehension, Sentence, and word correction.
3. General Awareness-  This section would have questions related to General Knowledge and current affairs
4. 4.      Legal Awareness- This section will test the candidate's legal knowledge on topics such as Legal Prepositions, Conclusions, legal propositions, bare acts, and amendments of the Indian Constitution.

General Tips to Ace AILET 2021

1. Be an Early Bird and learn new words everyday-  It is always recommended to start the preparation as quickly as you can as this will help you to an upper hand over the aspirants. And for the English and comprehensive section, one needs to add new words to its vocabulary. If you this section for granted then this can be the reason for deduction in overall percentile.
2. Don't hurry into things- The comprehension requires a lot of reading and patience. It requires daily practice. It is advised to read the passage at least twice before jumping to the questions. The key here is to break the sentence and try to attain its meaning. As per the new examination pattern, there would more questions in this section.
3. Extensive Reading- To ace law exams, it is required to read each and everything possible be it blogs, editorials, newspapers, magazines. Experts suggest reading newspapers like The Hindu, Times of India, etc. daily. 
4. General Knowledge and Current affairs- To the ace this section you must have strong knowledge of important sports and al the latest happenings in India and abroad. To gain quick tips and tricks for this section it is better to get mentored by Law Coaching. 
5. Reasoning and Logical Deduction- This section will have a total of 35 questions and will test your reasoning and deduction skills. There would be options for every question just makes sure you are confident before making any choice as there would be negative marking as well in the exam.